‘Tine Zekis, Maya Angelou, and Why Women in Tech Are Still Being Paid Less Than They’re Worth
The headlines about AI transformation read the same way every week. Another round of layoffs. Another C-suite memo about doing more with less. Another Slack message from a manager who cannot quite explain what AI is going to change but is sure something is changing.
Rupali Kumbhani, Sudha Murthy, and The Skills Women in Tech Need for the AI Era
The headlines about AI transformation read the same way every week. Another round of layoffs. Another C-suite memo about doing more with less. Another Slack message from a manager who cannot quite explain what AI is going to change but is sure something is changing.
Michael Scarano, Grandma Dorothy, and the Hidden Signs of High Functioning Anxiety
You’ve hit every goal. You’ve earned the title, the salary, the recognition. You’ve done what success was supposed to require. And underneath it all, something is quietly burning.
Adaku Mbagwu, Beyoncé, and Why Eldest Daughter Syndrome Is Quietly Burning Out the Best Women in Business
Most people build a business and let it consume their life. Monica Roccasada built one that works around hers.
Monica Roca-Quesada, Serena Williams, and the Power of Building a Business That Works Around Your Life
Most people build a business and let it consume their life. Monica Roccasada built one that works around hers.
Suzanne Longstreet, Sally Field, and How to Charge What You’re Worth as a Woman in Business
High-achieving women in tech are often praised for their drive, resilience, and results — but what happens when ambition turns into workaholism? In this candid Hello Moxie conversation, Maren opens up about tying her identity to her career, navigating burnout in startup culture, and learning that purpose cannot come from work alone. From setting boundaries in chaotic tech environments to redefining leadership as respect over likability, this episode explores what workaholism recovery really looks like — and why you are more than your job title.
From Proving to Self-Trust: The Origin of the Moxie Method
Many high achievers struggle with a hidden pressure to prove themselves. Even when they are successful, they work longer hours, take on more responsibility, and rarely feel like they have done enough. Over time, this mindset often leads to burnout, exhaustion, and a constant feeling that success must always be earned again.
Beth Mooney, Margaret Thatcher, and the Courage to Build a Life on Your Own Terms
High-achieving women in tech are often praised for their drive, resilience, and results — but what happens when ambition turns into workaholism? In this candid Hello Moxie conversation, Maren opens up about tying her identity to her career, navigating burnout in startup culture, and learning that purpose cannot come from work alone. From setting boundaries in chaotic tech environments to redefining leadership as respect over likability, this episode explores what workaholism recovery really looks like — and why you are more than your job title.
Maren Conradi, Jane Goodall, Workaholism, Life Purpose & the Courage to Stop Running
High-achieving women in tech are often praised for their drive, resilience, and results — but what happens when ambition turns into workaholism? In this candid Hello Moxie conversation, Maren opens up about tying her identity to her career, navigating burnout in startup culture, and learning that purpose cannot come from work alone. From setting boundaries in chaotic tech environments to redefining leadership as respect over likability, this episode explores what workaholism recovery really looks like — and why you are more than your job title.
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